Sentence examples similar to sex-differentiated needs from inspiring English sources

For example, last year the Lego Group, after two decades of marketing almost exclusively to boys, introduced the new "Friends" line for girls after extensive market research convinced the company that boys and girls have distinctive, sex-differentiated play needs.

Impersonal cultural accounts of construction are also found in explanations of nonrepresentational phenomena, for example, of sex-differentiated behavior.

Noteworthy is the fact that this interaction between vocalic context and AQ is sex-differentiated.

As before, there is little difference in RMSE between the sex-specific and sex-differentiated meta-analyses.

We live in a complex society with a public that has differentiated needs and personalised expectations.

They described that patients with chronic diseases have more common rather than differentiated needs.

In two studies, we explore causal domains of envy and test predictions about whether it is sex differentiated in nature.

The liver for instance is a sex differentiated organ as far as its enzymatic equipment is concerned [4].

I do not question the benefits of a common curriculum, but standardized exams fail to measure children's differentiated learning needs.

The subgroup of well-differentiated liposarcoma needs further illustration.

Those differentiated markers need to validated with double or triple co-staining.